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Carol Hartley Providence College Koffler 204 chartley@ providence.edu x2154
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There are four purposes for the self-study assignments: 1. Students expand upon reading; 2. Students practically apply auditing and assurance concepts and technical guidelines; 3. Students receive additional guidance in preparing case solutions; 4. Students receive supplementary study material for examinations. At least fifty-percent of each examination's points will be based on the self-study assignments from the Knechel text listed below and the CPE self-study program found in the GAAS 2003 book. The Knechel solutions to the self-study assignments will be provided in Angel. These solutions will not be reviewed in class. The CPE solutions are in the GAAS book. Students will benefit most if a solution is developed prior to reviewing the author's solutions and if these assignments are reviewed in conjunction with case preparations. Preparation for examinations will be onerous if you procrastinate and review these self-study assignments just before the examinations. Keep in mind that auditing is a very subjective and judgmental process, thus the solutions provided are not absolute. In class we may do group activities with some textbook exercises and problems not found on this list.
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